According to TMZ, the singer’s lawyer followed the singer’s instructions and effectively submitted paperwork to dissolve the legal mandate without the necessity for a medical assessment.
As previously reported, the ‘I Wanna Go’ singer delivered a shocking testimony in court last Wednesday (23rd June), describing her court-mandated conservatorship as “abusive” and the source of her great discomfort. The 23-minute testimony gave detailed encounters she’s had throughout her 13-year long conservatorship which includes being deprived of “self-care” for a year by her mother.
The filing, if unopposed, may result in Spears gaining full control of her life back. However, legal experts anticipate a court battle from all who prefer to see the mandate remain as is although the final decision remains with the presiding judge.
This news comes just as Britney’s younger sister Jamie Lynn took to social media to show public support for her sister while explaining the reason for a delayed address.
Jamie Lynn Spears addresses Britney’s conservatorship testimony in newly shared Instagram stories:
“I think it’s extremely clear since the day I was born I’ve only loved, adored, and supported my sister… I have nothing to gain or lose… This situation does not affect me” pic.twitter.com/Symqw4zPYw
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